White House Clarity Act ethics deal sent to Senate GOP

The White House has reached an agreement on an ethics package tied to the Clarity Act, Eleanor Terrett reported. The language went to specific Senate Republicans, signaling a possible break in the legislative standoff.

The Clarity Act, which would set digital asset market rules, passed the House and cleared the Senate Banking Committee earlier this year. It has sat since, held up by conflict-of-interest concerns. A deal on ethics language was the missing piece for the 60 votes needed to advance.

Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer's office did not comment. President Trump has not weighed in publicly. The next step is a floor vote, though no date has been set.

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